Aya on an episode of the quizshow, with a.o. Akiko Wada, Ayaka Aoki and DonDokoDon's Tomomitsu Yamaguchi

99size

Variety Show

NTV

now called "99+"

whole show

2003-08-16

Aya on the talk/variety show

And
U

Info
Show

CTV

whole
show

2008-06-14

Aya as guest
of the infotainment show

Talk
Back segment

2008-06-21

Aya as guest
of the infotainment show

Arashi
no Shukudai Kun

Variety
Show

NTV

whole
show

2009-05-04

Promoting "The
Quiz Show" in which she starred with Arashi's Sho Sakurai

#2 is the opening of the 2009-10-05 episode with guests Hibiki which tells us a bit about Aya's friendship with Nino with whom she starred in "Ao no Honoo". Aya does not appear herself. Subbed by cool1412

Arizona
no Mahou

Variety
Show

NTV

whole
show

2004-10-22

whole show

2004-10-29

Including a visit to
the Watarase Bridge and a performance of the song.

Asadesu

Newsshow

KBC

Aya segment

2005-10-25

Def.Diva related interview

Bakushou Osu pi Mondai

Comedy Show

Fuji TV

whole show

2003-11-19

Aya and Makoto Ogawa (as well as co-stars Aya Hirayama and Eri Tachikawa) on the comedy/variety show promoting the TV movie "Victory! Futto Girls no Seishun" including a penalty shootout

Bakushou
Red Carpet

Comedy
Show

Fuji
TV

Comedy
Show

2008-09-10

Aya as panelist
on the non-stop comedy show

Beat Motion

Music Show

NHK

Yeah! Meccha Holiday

2002-05-26

Performance and lengthy talk

Blackie

Variety
Show

Channel
V

Game
Show

2006-12-18

Taped during
her stay for the V Power concert in Taiwan. Contestants compete
with Aya impersonations for an autographed CD :-) Show is called
something like "Blackie's Teenage Club"

BS
Junior no dojiman

Music
Show

NHK

Tropical
Koishiteru

2001-08-04

Performance
only. Recorded on July 1 at the Inazawa, Aichi Civic Center

6 TV appearances
in one window. Utaban is selected as it's the big one. The others
are (from top right) Fun, Pop Jam, the 2001 H!P Sports Festival
and muSix twice. Also briefly in the beginning Music Station and
Hey! Hey! Hey!

Aya
part

2001-07-05

With Yuko Nakazawa
includes performance of "Tropical Koishiteru" (also
see below)